P: Generated images violate user guidelines

When Using the Generative Fill Option on skin, in areas such as elbows and sometimes shoulders "go agaist community guidelines". It makes no sense and seems like a bug.

Even without a prompt, I am getting violation errors. The image is of a little girl with yellow balloons. The prompt is empty. I am trying to get rid of some graphics printed on the balloons. I've successfully used the tool on this exact image many times, but now it keeps erroring when I try. 

I too keep getting random "Violates user guidelines" errors when trying to expand the edges of photos. This happens even when there is nothing in the photo but scenery! Is there any way to report these errors to Adobe?

I'm testing the beta version of the Content-Aware Fill tool. When I tried to use the tool on a picture of a flower (an image I own), the system flagged it and stopped the action, pointing me to the Adobe Generative AI Beta User Guidelines.

I don't believe I'm violating any of the rules. Could you help me understand why this is happening and how to fix it?

Thank you,

Jesse

I am getting a false posive for violating community guidline for "Large elk with larg antlers".

The error keeps saying "The image was removed becuase it viloates use guidlines"

I can use the same selection with "A cow" and it works, but "Large elk with larg antlers" triggers it.

the generated images were removed because they violate the user guidelines  when i use generitive fii in photoshop beta.the images are of ladies playing football

I keep getting an error message saying:

I'm just trying to fill a spot on a pretty basic photo. 

this feels like a bug that i hope gets fixed soon. 

Thanks! 

meghan

I watched a video demo with Aaron Nace who created some amazing fills with Generative fill. I can't get anywhere near that level of result? It even suggested my attempt was illegal assuming it was some kind of adult content. Very odd.